Because the uterine tubes have no direct contact with the uterus, .

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The uterine tubes, also known as fallopian tubes, do not have direct contact with the ovaries, which means that when an egg is ovulated, it is released into the pelvic cavity. From there, it relies on the cilia and the fimbriae (waving, long, finger-like projections) of the uterine tube to guide it into the tube itself. This same lack of direct contact allows for the possibility of infectious agents entering the pelvic cavity, potentially leading to pelvic inflammatory disease. Therefore, all the mentioned consequences are correct.

Because the Uterine Tubes Have No Direct Contact with the Uterus